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Indoor Thermal
Comfort in Buildings
Cool 'n' ComfortTM Solutions in Roofing Systems
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Introduction

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Performances of Insulation
in Roof Systems

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Recommended Solutions
for Roof Systems

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ROCKWOOL Solutions
with Cool ’n’ Comfort

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Project References

Project
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

Completed: 2010
Owner: Las Vegas Sands
Architect: Moshe Safdie

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Introduction

Energy Efficiency in Buildings
Energy efficiency is becoming an increasingly
important economic and social consideration.
As the world’s energy resources become
increasingly limited, the need for energy
efficiency in the face of rising energy costs
becomes more significant.
Energy efficiency simply means using less
energy than previously used in order to
accomplish the same tasks, whether at
home or the workplace. Using energy
more efficiently may also result in paying
lower energy bills, yet being able to get
the same amount of work done.
In some developing countries, energy
efficiency is seen as the cheapest, cleanest
and safest way to contribute to reducing
the country's carbon footprint.
There are many ways to apply energy
efficient measures in buildings. For example,
Diagram 1 explains the methods that can
be used in order to achieve energy
efficiency in an air conditioned building.
The pyramid in Diagram 1 shows that focusing
on reducing thermal transmission will bring
the biggest effect to the energy
consumption of the building. This, in
conjunction with other measures, can
significantly reduce overall energy
consumption.
There are several ways to reduce thermal
transmission, such as:
 Insulating the building envelope
 Limiting thermal bridges in the
construction
 Controlling air tightness and air
exchange of the building envelope for
better thermal comfort
 Improving thermal properties for
windows and doors
 Proper planning prior to construction,
taking into consideration design,
orientation, and energy management

Select
energy
source

Display &
control energy
consumption

Utilize natural resources

Reduce electricity consumption

Reduce the thermal transmission

Diagram 1: Passive Energy Design Process. Source from International Energy Agency

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How can Roofs be more Sustainable? system, especially the insulation materials,  Airport hangars
Regardless of building types, roof systems should be recyclable while at the same  Manufacturing buildings
can function as a space that provides time be made from renewable raw  Warehouses
essential insulation to prevent heat gain materials.  Offices
into the building. Getting the design of the  Long service life - far too often, building  Sports facilities such as stadiums and
roof and the rest of the building envelope deterioration starts with a leaky roof that gymnasiums
right will give the greatest benefits in terms leads to marred interior surfaces, mold
of reduced energy use and greater growth, and structural damage. Roof Insulated metal deck roofs should
sustainability. systems and components should have a demonstrate the ability to withstand
long service life as designed by the exposure to large differences in
Roof systems can be made more architect. temperature on both the exterior and
sustainable by taking into account the interior skins. These types of roofs have
following aspects: To support these aspects, highly efficient become increasingly popular over the last
 Durability – making the roof structure roof insulation is required to minimize few years because they offer building and
and its components more durable while building heating and cooling. Such homeowners benefits such as being
still performing to the intended criteria high-performance roofing systems may also inexpensive and fairly easy to install.
with regards to reducing heat gain and extend a building's service life. Profiled steel are commonly used in various
acoustic transmission as well as reducing types of metal deck roof constructions like
the need for frequent maintenance. Types of Metal Roof the below.
 Long term reduction of heat gain - with Roof systems built from metal deck profiles
the use of dimensionally stable insulation are commonly insulated with mineral wool.
materials that are not affected by This includes various types of commercial,
changes in temperature or humidity industrial and institutional spaces where
 Recyclability – materials used in the roof superior thermal comfort with relatively
lower costs are a concern, such as:

Single Skin Metal Deck Roof - Corrugated or profiled
metal sheet fixed directly to the purlins with or without
insulation material.
Double Skin Metal Deck Roof - Corrugated or profiled
top metal sheet fixed to the bottom corrugated metal
sheet using a spacer system which is then fixed onto the
purlin. This roof construction typically uses mineral fiber
as insulation.

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The Need for Insulation in Roofing

Roofing Material λ-value (W/mK)
Systems
A roof is a defining part of a building’s look, ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation 0.035-0.048

Good
insulators
whether it be an iconic struture, a utilitarian
office or a comfortable home. Beyond that, Clay/Concrete 1.6-2.0
it also provides protection from bad Stainless steel 15
weather, notably rain, but also heat, wind
and sunlight, and ensures a conducive and Steel 50
comfortable environment for the building’s

insulators
Aluminium 160
occupants. Roof insulation is a key

Poor
Copper 386
component of the roof, as it improves the
performance of the roof system in terms of Table 1: Insulating properties of various roofing materials
thermal, acoustic and fire benefits, ensuring
that occupants are comfortable and safe.

Affordable houses in Asia suffer from a high

level of heat build-up; on sunny days roof
temperatures can go up to 70°C. Without
insulation the extreme heat can penetrate
the building and transform it into a very
uncomfortable sweatbox. Materials such
as concrete tiles, clay tiles and metal
deck permit the high transmission of solar
radiation that induces a sauna effect, which
creates an uncomfortable environment.

As more buildings are moving into metal

constructions for its speed and light weight
construction compared to concrete and
clay, roofing specialist are adding
insulations into the metal roofing system to
improve the system’s thermal conductivity
performance, hence making it a more cost
effective roofing system compared to clay
or concrete roofs.

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Performances of Insulation
in Roof Systems
Thermal Performance
Each type of roof system is particularly
affected by the different hours of air
conditioning operating hours in the
space immediately below the roof.
Imagine if you want to have a room
temperature of 24°C, and your starting
(room) temperature is 30°C, your air
conditioning units would have to lower
the temperature by 6°C. If the starting
temperature of the room is 34°C, your
air conditioning units would need to
lower the temperature by 10°C. Therefore,
you would have to spend much more
on electricity and require even bigger
air conditioners just to reduce the heat
that penetrates into the building through
the roof and outer walls. This is clearly
illustrated in Diagram 2 and Diagram 3.
For optimum performance, the roof system
should be properly insulated and constructed
so that there are no significant thermal bridges
or gaps. This can be achieved by using
thermal pads, proper sealant and gaskets
that are readily available. Attention should
also be given to joint details, connection of
the construction and openings, in order to
limit air leakage from the building. This will
provide a controlled air exchange
Diagram 2:
Room without insulation requires 10°C cooling
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environment that will give better thermal
comfort. Proper design and construction is
critical in ensuring lower energy consumption
in buildings, at the same time providing a
comfortable indoor climate.
Insulation is a long term investment and
requires no further maintenance once the
insulation has been installed. The energy
savings generated during the lifetime of the
building will more than cover the costs of
investment.
Condensation Control
Interstitial condensation can occur if water
vapour, from within the building, is able to
penetrate through the metal decks and
reach cold areas outside the insulation,
where it may condense, usually on the
outer metal sheet. If suf cient condensation
occurs, it could cause problems such as
corrosion of metal components and wetting
of thermal insulation (severely impairing
performance), and the condensate could
run into the building ruining internal finishes
or dripping onto equipment. Single skin
metal deck roofs where the insulation and
wire mesh is directly exposed to the hot or
cold air on the underside of the roof, is
particularly susceptible to condensation.
Diagram 3:
Room with Cool 'n' Comfort insulation requires 6°C cooling
The moisture content of the internal
environment should be assessed and
controlled by providing the correct levels
of ventilation or by air conditioning. It
should be recognised that there will be
some degree of moisture load in almost
all buildings, therefore the design of the
roof structure should:
 Prevent water vapour reaching the cold
areas of the roof structure, by including
an impermeable vapour control layer on
the warm side of the insulation; and
 Provide means of escape for any water
vapour that does penetrate the structure.
To minimize the potential for interstitial
condensation in double metal skin
construction, the most critical part of the
construction is the vapour control layer.
This is used to minimize the amount of
moisture vapour which can enter the
construction by diffusion and air leakage.
It must be positioned on the warm side
of the insulation. The vapour control layer
can be made by carefully sealing the pro
led metal liner or by providing a separate
membrane on the metal sheet. In either
case it is essential that the vapour control
layer is continuous throughout the roof and
all laps are sealed, including at abutments,
roof lights, penetrations, gutters, ridges
and other parts of the roof.
Cool 'n' Comfort
insulation
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Acoustic Performance overlooked or is addressed too late in the often not enforced even when established
Noise is defined as unwanted sound and design process to be effective and as a guidelines exist.
it is therefore essential that the control of consequence the solution provided is
noise pollution is addressed from the seldom adequate. Metal deck roofs are typically formed by thin
earliest stage in the design process. sheets of rolled- steel cladding, these roofs
Excessive exposure to noise can cause The damping and absorption effect of often amplify rain impact noise. The acoustic
issues such as: noise from materials are illustrated in performance requirements of metal deck
 Inability to concentrate and perform Diagram 4 and 5. roofs will be specifically influenced by the
basic activities building’s location together with its layout
 Annoyance that triggers stress and A guitar is filled with sand for the purpose and overall design. Building design needs to
inability to focus of reducing the vibration that travels into provide for control and reduction of noise
 Disruption of rest or sleep; signi cantly the sound box and the re ection that takes break-outs for building types such as
reducing the quality of life place in the sound box. This example hypermarkets, stadium, warehouses and
shows that sound can be reduced by other similar environments.
Ambient noise is the result of noises which damping the vibrations.
emanates from various sources. Continuous If the roof structure is required to perform as
or excessively loud ambient noise can have Putting the example into the context of a sound reduction from external sources,
a detrimental effect on a person’s quality building elements such as roof systems, then the mass of the structural deck and
of life, therefore, acoustic insulation is an especially lightweight metal deck roofs individual roof layers are of great importance
important consideration in buildings, which are popular in Asian countries, it is in determining the acoustic performance.
especially roof constructions. important to control and reduce vibrations
within the system itself so that a suitable, Lightweight metal decks incorporating
The external roof represents a large comfortable environment is preserved. single skin pro les can provide a good level
proportion of a building’s surface area, of sound reduction. They can be further
and therefore its acoustic performance The lightweight metal deck roofs provide enhanced through the use of additional
plays a significant role in establishing good value in durability, less maintenance insulation layers in combination with
an acceptable environment within the and aesthetic. Whilst being popular, there additional mass layers.
rooms below. Unfortunately, the acoustic are very few rules governing the acoustical
performance of a roof often gets performances of these roofs, and they are

Sound hole

Bridge plate
Bridge plate Sound box
Sound box Sand

Diagram 4: Diagram 5:
Sound box of a guitar showing how sound travels and Sound box filled with sand to dampen sound
gets reflected to create sound

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Rain Noise and Control
Metal deck roof systems are commonly
used in commercial and industrial buildings,
educational institutions, stadiums and
auditoriums because of the need for bigger
span of clear undisrupted spaces. Activities
in these spaces are affected by the noise
generated by the intensity of the rain.
Noise levels exceeding the recommended
ambient noise can cause annoyance and
affect daily activities.
Typically, metal roof panels are made of
either steel or aluminum. The thickness of
the panels varies from 0.46mm to 2.0mm.
When it rains, the thin metal panels will
resonate and generate a high level of
noise. According to the publication
Fire Protection
The manner in which all elements of
building construction perform in the event
of a fire is of prime concern to the designer,
the occupant, the building owner and the
building insurance company. Pro led metal
deck roof constructions must therefore
conform to specific requirements by the
local fire rescue department. The main
requirements are to: cavity, and resist the spread and
 provide a safe means of escape for
the building occupants by preventing side.
internal fire spread.
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Building Bulletin #93, London (2004), the
level of noise produced by rain impact on Building designers’ objective is
metal deck roofs can reach 70dB. Some to reduce the rain impact noise
studies compared this noise to aircraft or on metal deck roof systems by
trafic noise which is usually around 65dB.  Putting in additional layers of dense
The noise and vibration are transmitted materials such as insulation
through the roof and radiated as structural
 Adding board panels to the basic
air- borne noise into a building. As such,
metal roofing system to increase
rain impact noise should not be
transmission loss properties
underestimated nor neglected.
One of the most cost-effective solution is to
apply sound dampening materials onto the
metal panels. Roof insulation such as stone
wool absorbs the vibration energy and
therefore reduce the rain impact noise
of the thin metal panels.
 prevent the spread of fire to However, in the event of a fire, it makes sense
neighbouring properties to use construction materials and roofing
 prevent an external fire from setting fire components that do not burn in
to the building the first place. In a fire, heat and hot gasses
 provide access for the fire brigade travel upwards and to the ceiling boards.
Insulation below the roofing will usually be the
Generally metal roof cladding has to limit first component of a building construction to
the spread of fire on its internal liner face, be exposed. If a combustible material is used,
prevent the spread of fire through any fire can quickly spread throughout the material
and in minutes, the entire roofing system will
penetration of fire on its external facing collapse.
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With the typically wide area coverage of a

roof, this can prove disastrous for buildings,
resulting in severe damage and perhaps
even the loss of life. Hence, the use of
non-combustible materials even in non- re
rated systems will mean the difference
between protecting or risking lives and
assets. Non-combustible materials like
stone wool is widely used in both fire rated
and non-fire rated systems because of its
excellent and proven fire resistant
properties.
Test Standard Description
Fire tests on building materials and structures – Method of
BS 476 Part 6
test for fire propagation for products
Fire tests on building materials and structures – Method of
BS 476 Part 7 test to determine the classification of the surface spread of
flame of products
Fire classification on construction products and building
En 13501-1 elements – Classification using data from reaction to fire
tests
Table 2: Fire performance tests

ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation passed

the relevant tests relating to the performance
of insulation material to the reaction to fire,
namely non-combustibility, flame spread
and toxic smoke development.

Water Repellency
The sudden downpours that occurs in
tropical climates can become a major
problem if installation work is being carried
out on the roof of a building. Not only is
there a high chance that the materials used
will be damaged or wasted but the removal
and replacement cost in lost man hours
cannot be underestimated. The disruption
can also result in both lengthy delays to a
project as well increased in materials cost.

It is important for roof insulation to have a

low water absorption rate so that it does
not contain excessive moisture or water
that may cause risks or damage to the
building. For example, when building
elements such as the roof system suffers
from a leakage, the insulation material in
the roof system will be directly exposed to
water. If the roof insulation being used has
a high water absorption rate, the excessive
exposure to moisture may cause fasteners,
fixtures or the metal structure of the roofing
system to corrode over time. This can lead
to high repair and maintenance costs. What
makes such situations worse is that leaking
roof systems often remain unnoticed, and
over time, may even be at risk of collapse
due to the damage from the corrosion.
Therefore, it is important that the
insulation materials used do not absorb
water, and also be able to repel water
from the roof effectively, ensuring a
robust and safe structure.

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Recommended Solutions
for Roof Systems

Airport Hypermarket

Type Double skin metal roof Type Single or Double skin metal roof

Maximum sound Level, LAeq 55 dBA Maximum sound Level, LAeq 55 dBA

STL rating STC 70 STL rating STC 55

U-value 0.6 W/m2k U-value 0.6 W/m2k

Warehouse Food court or Dining area

Type Single or Double skin metal roof Type Single or Double skin metal roof

Maximum sound Level, LAeq 60 dBA Maximum sound Level, LAeq 55 dBA

STL rating STC 50 STL rating STC 55

U-value 0.6 W/m2k U-value 0.4 W/m2k

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Enclosed car park Manufacturing space - Light Assembly

Type Single skin metal roof Type Single or Double skin metal roof

Maximum sound Level, LAeq 65 dBA Maximum sound Level, LAeq 70 dBA

STL rating STC 45 STL rating STC 45

U-value 0.4 W/m2k U-value 0.4 W/m2k

Stadium or Sports centre Auditorium or Theatres

Type Double skin metal roof Type Double skin metal roof

Maximum sound Level, LAeq 65 dBA Maximum sound Level, LAeq 40 dBA

STL rating STC 45 STL rating STC 70

U-value 0.4 W/m2k U-value 0.6 W/m2k

Disclaimer: The number in the table are based on applicable standard and best practice.

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ROCKWOOL Solutions
with Cool ’n’ Comfort
In order to meet the requirement of metal deck roof systems,
the insulation used must possess the following characteristics
to improve the performance and make the roofs more durable.
ROCKWOOL Asia offers a new range of products using the
Cool ’n’ Comfort RL series in rolled form as well as the
Cool ’n’ Comfort SL series in pre-formed slabs. In a nutshell,
the roof insulation Cool ’n’ Comfort RL and SL series are
equipped with the following attributes in Table 3.

Important criteria for roof insulation Characteristics of Cool ’n’ Comfort

Dimensional Stability  Stability of R-value performance in different climates (temperature and humidity)

Uniformity of thickness  Thickness are made strictly through internal control on thickness tolerances

Convenient, equal size panels  Available in roll and slab form

 Supply as it is with standard sizes and dimensions

Compatibility with other elements in the roof  Water repellent

system
 Vapour permeable allowing vapour to pass through
 Lower the risks of condensation

Warping/cupping under field performance  Long lasting with no deformation such as warping or sagging

Fire resistence/combustibility  Non-combustible

 Tested to EN13501-1, achieve Euroclass A1
 Melting point above 1000°C

Acoustical properties  Noise reduction criteria, NRC = 1.0

 Essential in absorbing sound energy reducing noise

Sustainability (manufacturing, field performance  Products are tested and listed under the
and beyond) Singapore Green Building Product Listing scheme (SGBPLS)
 Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) available

Table 3: The attributes of Cool 'n' Comfort for roof insulation

In order to achieve the recommended acoustic performance of the
metal roof system based on its usages, following are some of the
roof con gurations with their respective performances in sound
attenuation which is expressed as Sound Transmission Class (STC)
as well as the rain impact noise that is expressed in A-weight
intensity, L subscript (IA).
The rain impact noise tests are in accordance with ISO140-18:2006
– ‘Laboratory Measurement of Sound Generated by Rainfall on
Building Elements’ using ROCKWOOL Cool ’n’ Comfort series
installed in roof construction combinations in single and double
skin metal deck roof systems. To re ect the climate in Asia, the rain
impact noise level were tested in the rainfall intensity of normal
rain at 40mm/hour and a tropical thunderstorm at the intensity of
300mm/hour.

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The selection of system is important infinding the suitable system for the application. For further information, please get in touch with
your local ROCKWOOL representatives.

Single skin metal deck roof system:

System 1
Single skin metal deck roof using ROCKWOOL Cool ’n’ Comfort RL
Cool 'n' Comfort RL Metal roofing series at 50mm thick fixed underside of metal roofing sheet of TCT
sheet TCT Vapour barrier
series at 50mm thick 0.48mm, complete with vapour barrier of 1.5mm and double sided
0.48 mm at 1.5mm thick
aluminum foil, securely fixed onto roof purlins spaced at 1200mm
centres.

Rain Impact
Rainfall Intensity STC
Double sided Purlin Reinforcing (A-weighted Intensity), LIA
aluminium spaced at steel wire
foil 1200mm mesh
40mm/hour 50.6
centres
33
300mm/hour 57.4

System 2
Single skin metal deck roof using ROCKWOOL Cool ’n’ Comfort RL
Cool 'n' Comfort RL Metal roofing series at 100mm thick fixed underside of metal roofing sheet of
sheet TCT Vapour barrier
series at 100mm thick TCT 0.48mm, complete with vapour barrier of 1.5mm and double
0.48 mm at 1.5mm thick
sided aluminum foil, securely fixed onto roof purlins spaced at
1200mm centres.

Rain Impact
Rainfall Intensity STC
(A-weighted Intensity), LIA
Double sided Purlin Reinforcing
aluminium spaced at steel wire
40mm/hour 49.1
foil 1200mm mesh
centres
38
300mm/hour 55.6

System 3
Single skin metal deck roof using ROCKWOOL Cool ’n’ Comfort RL
series at 50mm thick fixed underside of metal roofing sheet of
TCT 0.48mm, complete with vapour barrier of 1.5mm and double
Metal roofing sided aluminum foil, securely fixed onto roof purlins spaced at
Cool 'n' Comfort RL
series at 100mm thick sheet TCT Vapour barrier 1200mm centres. One layer of 12mm cemboard securely fixed to
0.48 mm at 1.5mm thick
the underside of purlin.

Rain Impact
Rainfall Intensity STC
Purlin (A-weighted Intensity), LIA
Double sided spaced at Reinforcing
aluminium 1200mm steel wire
foil centres mesh 40mm/hour 37.9
49
Cemboard 300mm/hour 43.9
12mm thick

* Sizes and dimension of metal roofing sheet, vapour barrier and aluminium foil may vary according to different manufacturers.
* For variation on component dimension and spacing, kindly contact your local ROCKWOOL representatives for expected acoustic performances.

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Double skin metal deck roof system:

Roofing sheet at G.I. Zed spacer spaced at System 1
0.48mm TCT 1200mm centres
Double skin metal deck roof with no insulation fixed underside of
metal roofing sheet of TCT 0.48mm fixed onto zed-spacer spaced
at 1200mm centres and bottom roofing sheet at TCT 0.47mm
Roofing
sheet at
complete with vapour barrier of 1.5mm, securely fixed onto roof
0.47mm purlins spaced at 1200mm centres.
TCT

Rain Impact
Vapour barrier Rainfall Intensity STC
at 1.5mm thick (A-weighted Intensity), LIA

40mm/hour 58.6
30
300mm/hour 62.0

Roofing sheet at Cool 'n' Comfort SL G.I. Zed spacer spaced at System 2
0.48mm TCT series at 50mm thick 1200mm centres
Double skin metal deck roof with ROCKWOOL Cool ’n’ Comfort SL
series at 50mm thick fixed underside of metal roofing sheet of
TCT 0.48mm fixed onto zed-spacer spaced at 1200mm centres and
Roofing
sheet at
bottom roofing sheet at TCT 0.47mm complete with vapour barrier
0.47mm of 1.5mm, securely fixed onto roof purlins spaced at 1200mm
TCT
centres.
Vapour barrier
at 1.5mm thick Rain Impact
Rainfall Intensity STC
(A-weighted Intensity), LIA

40mm/hour 54.0
38
300mm/hour 57.8

Why Cool ’n’ Comfort?

With concerns growing about both the environmental impact and
rising cost of energy usage, many home and building owners are
looking at ways to ensure that their monthly energy bills do not
spiral out of control. As the average consumer grows more savvy
in terms of energy ef ciency, an increasing number will be aware
of the importance of properly insulated buildings and will begin
to include it on their priority list when looking to buy or build.
This consumer pressure for more sustainable and environmentally
friendly development has already lead to initiatives by professional
bodies such the SGBC’s Green Mark (Singapore) and LEEDS.
At ROCKWOOL Asia, we understand these needs, which is why
we have developed what we believe to be the best product of
its kind on the market right now. Cool ’n’ Comfort ful lls these
needs in every way with its excellent ability to save energy,
reduce noise, repel water and more.

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Project References

1 1 Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok

(Thailand)
2 Cheras Rehabilitation Hospital,
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
3 Cochin International Airport (India)
4 Sports Hub (Singapore)

2 3

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